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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

1t is computed by those well verSed III
labor statistics. that three thousand five
hundred strikes occurred during lsSO' ct
which number about two thousand were
successful. The eight-hourmovement was
the causes Of more DILIGENTLY than any ON
er one question. and differences between
stree, car companies and their employ e
probably came next, with railroad EN-
ployrs a good third. Iron workers, taIlors
and cutters, textile workers, the employees
of the great packing houses, and cigar
makers, all contributed very largely to me
troubles between capital and lab T. Mill
ions OF men and women were involved, III
the aggregate, and both employers ana en-
moves lost millions upon millions oil DOL
iars in the iuuumerable contests for su-
pTemaCy. SiEN| ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

DAY-At the residence Of his son, William
Mex. Day. No SIS Market street sunday Jan
nary > lSN.. at ! O'Clock u. m, ELIJAH DAY. I'D
The q year Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MILLER saturday. January l. 1857, at SSl
o'clock p. m, KATHERINE, wife OF Charles r
Miller. aged 50 years, months ana 70 days
Funeral from her late residence, No. 5ls Main
street, Monday afternoon at o'clock. Inter
ment at Redmcn's cemetery. Friends are invit
! ed 10 attend.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
ABOUT THE CITY.
4 Handsome Present.

magnificent Hazelton Bros. grand
piano was delivered on New Years day by
VIM. II. Sheib, the music dealer, to Mr..
j. f. Dobler, prominent musician OF
Bellaire. All the musicians who have
played upon it pronounce it one OF the
finest toned instruments ever brought to
this section.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

Mile Rhea charmed an immense audi
ence ut the Opera House last evening as
the Widow in the pretty comedy by
that name. The piece is excellent and
the actress was superb in the role. The
balance OF the company WAS excellent.
The matinee was also crowded, FAIRY Fling
ers" being given, which also scored IN i'm
mcuSc hit. Rhca's engagement has
proved grand success aud all regret that
il Is her farewell tour.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
nihthe SnraIs Act.

Just before noon yesterday, Officer Dun
Ian arrested a man named William Deter,
in Market alley. Deter, with his com
panions, had benin Probes saloon, where
he had stolen a glass and threatened the
b,r tender. When arrested he had the
glass and half brick in his pocket. Deter
refused TO walk to the City Hall, and he
officer was compelled to load him onto NJ
EXPRESS wagon. Finally he was put in a
cell. but towards evening he was let out
for a moment by the lookup keeper. As
soon as ne found himself outside the cell,
Deter, who was in his bare head and bare
feet. made a wild break for liberty, and
succeeded in getting away. Last night
was a tough one for 4 blreiooted pedes'
| TRAN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
Witch PRESENTATION.

Mr. Edwin c. Davies, the stage manager
Of the Rhea Company, has been with that
organization for five years, and his skill
and experience rs stage manager place
him in the front rank. lie was presented
with q gold watch ON Christmas by Mana
ger Fcrree and Mile Rhea, Of which he
Justly feels proud.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

Prof John Nullen'- select dancing
academy VIII open Tuesday. January t.
l--7. at GermJna Hail, corner Fourteenth
and Market streets. entrance ON Fourteenth
street. for the reception ol ladies and gen
tIemen. and continue Tuesdays and Thurs
davs Of each week from T.3D to I'D o clock
m Young gentlemen and misses from
twelve wear, can enter this class. The
Professor returns thanks 70 pupils and
friends for the liberal patronage bestowed
on him for the pest nineteen years, ana
-, resnertfuIlv -olicits continuance OF
the same for the next term
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
oil Notes.

The Central oil Co, 5 No. on the Mar
tin was shot Thursday. \ twelve hours
guage showed her to be producing at the
rate Of 80 barrels day. She had been
doing 100.
No. ; of the Wheeling Oil Co., on the
Fair Grounds, is in the stray and Is expect
ed to tap the Gordon sand on Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

The .Etua Iron and Steel Company's
plant, which has been closed down for the
past two week, will resume in full during
the coming week The new manager will
be 3. VI. Caldwell, formerly general man
aver OF the New York and Ohio Iron and
steel Company. at Ironton, aud his assist
ant will be Thomas Johns. who has been 4
guide mill roller at the .Etna for years.
lie is well fitted tor the position TO which
he has been promoted. am informed the
forge department OF the mill will 20 ON
Tuesday morning, and the finishing de
partmeut Thursday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

city spend the holidays. The Police Court
has been almost stopping over with va
grants aud tramps who have been taken
in out of the cold for soliciting on the
highway, while the burglaries, fights and
other exhibitions OF crime, which have UC-
Cured during the past few days, show
that most unwholesOme element
Is abroad in the city. Since Il day
or so before Christmas it has
been common thing for citizens to be
stopped four or five times in walking Il few
squares, by petitions for lust dime,
please sir, to buy me something to eat, +"
and several persons have been buttOnholed
by two or three of these Migrants at once
and almost compelled to shell out" TO
the extent of their demands. Ladies have
been stopped on the street and had money
demanded of them in the most insulting
manner, which, when presented, has been
snatched away with not SO much as even 4
thank YOU as the ''bum' rushed into
the nearest saloon to blow it in" for red
eye" or some other cheering and cXilerat-
ing beverage.
But aside from the annoyance to the citi
zenS which these gentry cause their arrest
has been Just rs bad to the city government,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

Charles Logston and Catherine Sheets
were married by Rev. f. II. Dcrnblaser on
the 9th of December last, and being
practical people and determined to get
along well in the world, they remembered
the liberal offer of McSsrS. Simon Raer'S
Sons. and calling at the wholesale grocery
of that firm Mt lila Main street. on Thurs
day last, were presented with ten pounds
of their fragrant and unrivaled Pam Handle
Coffee in accordance with the promise
made during lust September. Desiring to
deal fairly by everybody, McSsrs. : Baer's
Sons announce that during the year lss7
they will present every newly married
PAIR with ten pounds Of their celebrated
Panhandle Coffee, on application at their
VOL knnNn wholesale grOccrN house.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
4 NIerited Gift.

Yesterday afternoon a very pleasant
event took place at the Wheeling Com
pany's steel plant, in Benwood, the occa-
sion being the presentation to Mr.. William
I Mann, tine late manager of the plant, OF
i magnificent gold watch, gift from the
employees of the company. The presenta-
tion address was made by Mr. B. Walker
Peterson. and although Mr.. Mann was
greatly surprised, he responded in very
happy manner. The time piece was pur-
chased from l. G.. Dillon by 4 committee OF
the workmen, and is very handsome. Mr..
Mann severed his engagement with the
Wheeling Company Friday. He will take
a little trip for recreation, after which he
will probably locate in Pittsburgh.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

Iut I,ISIt Out Ut lis IIUWVII'
Then there are the companiOnable tramps
who go in parties of three and four Just
for compauionship sake, and who some
times amuse themselves by stopping entire
strangers, after dark, at the end OF dark
alley. and asking them for a few dollars,
lust for the moneys sake These have
the same rosy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES you
can see it under the dirt-as the hungry"
ones, but are possibly just a shade tougher
looking.
And then there is the one who is not so
particular about the money As "a Jolly
time" He gets money in some way, and
then HES himself to some bucket
shop and, after drinking as much '$oily'
liquid as he can hold he amuSeS himself
L. Ln,..n..n......r Ii .L....-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

| fail to see where the sixty foot steel
rails, announced to be made by the Edgar
Thompson steel works, at Braddock, Pa,
will be ofany advantage to the railroads,
although there will be some little benefit
to the mills. \ rail sixty feet long will
have to b. laid with twice rs large an In
,eryal between joints rs is now the custom
with thirty foot rails, to allow for eXpan-
sion in summer, and the result will tend
to make the road rougher and more noisy,
while the labor OF handling the big rails,
aud the trouble incident to transportation,
will be much increased.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

Ii is said in Pittsburgh that = number OF
northern cities, such - Chicago, ROches-
ter and Buffalo, are experiencing some
thing OF 4 coal famine, by reason Of 4 Lack
Of cars to transport the fuel from the mines
% market. Contracts made cannot he
filled. which i 4 pretty state OF affairs
both for the consumers and the mine own
ers aud miners. The Baltimore and Ono
road. II Is asserted. cannot snip any coal
west at all. and other roads are IN little
better condition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

Judging by the return Of Mr.. 5. A.
Adams to Pittsburgh, the citizens Of Bell
aire must DC satisfied that neither oil nor
g..s exists beneath their city. or else the pres
cut supply OF gas via the Wheeling Com
pany's mains Is sufficient for the require
mentS of their manufacturers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

~ litiilill'l lllsN liN ''Ah
plnions over the head, in
Il playful way, with Il
beer glass.
And last, but by no
means deserving OF that
place. is the burglar. EN-
cusc u, please for the
place which We have
given him in our arrange
mrnt, but We couidn !
think Of putting him in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

This is going to be the greatest year the
iron aud steel industry has seen for de-
cade and half, ii the greed Of the manu-
G,cturers does not force prices TO a point
where foreign iron can come in and knock
the bottom out Of the business. The de
nand is so great that everything can be
kept going full tilt for year ut least, and
the boom may be kept up for much
longer period. The activity IN the matter
OF pipe and tubing, and the very unusua!
number OF miles OF new railway projected
figure very prominently IN the causes
which 20 TO make up the very satisfactory
condition OF affairs, while bridge and
structural work will be an important fac
tor. Wheeling can not work up any Di
this stuff, but she can furnish good share
ofthe muck iron and steel for Pittsburg to
work on, and l--7 therefore starts out iull
OF promise ot prosperity for our people
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

form they might Just rs well be turned
into Il saloon and given unlimited credit.
But, Notwithstanding the efforts OF the
police To abolish the nuisance, the
supply OF poor men with sick
wives and seven small children
who are suffering for bread" seems
to increase rather than diminish. The
deluge of worse than worthless scampS and
trampS who are now flooding the city has
not been cquallcd since the DAYS Of the
free soup house some ten years ago, at
which time the choicest flowers of tramp
dom made a rcnd,zrouS in Wheeling
The present assortment is 81 numerous
that almost every style OF tramp, bum, -
or 'vag" which has been invented may be
found at some place in our city The Va
rictics ale 50 numerous that there is not
much use in attempting to describe them
but there are a few samples which are SO
common in town ut this time that we will
try to illustrate them.
The most common species Is the man
who is starving and homeleSs'-not "out
of work" or with Il sick wife or anything
like that, but simply starving He us
ually has a nice, biz, round hectic flush
on the end OF his prOboscis,
and a yiuilant eve for the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
Cham Excursion Tickcts to the south.

Cheap excursion tickets to the South
now on s.ilebv the Pan Handle route. For
tickets and further particulars, call on or
address J. ~. Tomlu>on. Passenger Agent
Pan Handle Route Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

The Sanitary Committee Of the Allie
ghenv Board of Health has asked for 81
900 for the erection OF two garbage crema-
tories, identical with the one now on
Wheeling hill Between our brick pave
ment and our garbage destroyer, we are
getting something Of u reputation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
,een Just as bad to the city government,

for they won t
work if it is pos
sible TO get out
of it in an v
way. Two or
three dozen OF
these able-bod-
led objects Of
pity have been
sent to the work
house to be fed
and cared for at
the city eN-
pense, while for
all the W o T K
which they per-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

The coal diggers will hail with sAtlSiac-
ton the ordering on Of the pudding fur
naces at the Riverside. Natural gas Will
not Interfere with them in this regard, and
- the Mill Company proposes to run IT'S
puddlers steadily good many homes Will
he the brighter during this year oil grace,
lS-7.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

DIR. :. NJ. SLOCUN will return from his
trip to PittSburg and the East MONDAY
noon, January Sd,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
G'lcthinn.
TS=AN[)=|)VERCOhTS

Manufacturers When the question Of how
pay Overcoat important
sderaions QUALITY, DURABILITY and WORKMANSHIP A
Overcoat IS to $50
meet the purchasers
OVERCOAT SUIT sold by q. GUMDLING g. co ranging
SO $50 will satisfy the
taught that the people
possible price challenge comparison for Quality
Finish and low prices
CLOTHING better enabled to
your vo shown us through
1886, and wish TO each and every
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
The Arbitration Board to which the de

The Arbitration Board to which the de
mand of the Mahoning Valley coal miners,
fnr An advance, was submitted, has re-
turned the following verdict after two
days session:
Tina, from and after December u I>S' 'nt uH'e
yrr SIfDinr coal in the Mahonins Valley shall De
sdyHrCsI from ~ TO - cents per ton, ana 'ne
,,,s,s Df drivers and rOadmen shall remain ~ II
now IS 1t y. - per day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

DR.. Slocum, No. 60 Sixteenth street,
Wheeling ". va Call or send FOR illus
tratcd book on Diseases of the Eye, etc. "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
THU VAGS AND BUNS
Which Have Lately Descended in OVerwhelm-
ing Numbers
UPON OUR CITY OF WHEELING
Character Sketches Taken From Live Spec
linens.
TBEMANYYARIETIESOF THE SPECIES

+, as has been
said, "a tow II
is known by its
tOughs, Wheel
ing must be sus-
tanning an un-
enviable repnta-
ton about this
time, owing to
t Ii c unusually
large and luxu-
RANT crop Of va
grants, "toughs''
a II d buns,
who have con-
gregated in this
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02
A1beelin9 8e9ister
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Eraex 90 Nes Advertisements.

FIFTH pace.
Wa.tel-Ag"ut,.
For EuuJ-Euu-ls
WaureI-Eoom with Power.
WavteI-T Twenty-Five rt-.s
WautgI-N Fg,. Equipment % Men
Waurcl-NeEs- Agents.
For Egut-EJ>,3Hunr.
manufactured Agent.
For Rarf-NWu.Hug
BaErr.- N4Et. Relief a. LANCE & Co.
ppp-t Hnu-e-~al>lv-y.N IrnUoadoJTs
Nsla, linz Business College.
Natural Gas Fitting a. >pycla.ty-A. j. sweeney
Grand Ope-a Hor-e-E.charI J. Riley.
>lNTU PAGE
An Homes, Piano 40 am Honest PRICE,. W.
W.Iwfn,r~ Tg-u-p-1r Wm Armstrong.
paf,irr md Give TUa.S,-D. GgulLug x 90.
PARTIES desiring their residences
atted for using Natural Gas can have
the work done at once by calling nj
1920 Market street. All work care
ruIIy done. Special attention to
pIumbing and general work.
L A.IIETLE.
JAMES VI. DILLON.
Manager.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-01-02

and i vigilant eye for the
police.
The next is the man who
is "out of work and who
is going to Baltimore for a
job. He most always pos
sesseS a wcll-devcloped,
healthy-look in Z bod Y,
with IA sort OF u craving
for 4 Christmas supper
aud something TO take
tho taste out pt his MOI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28
BOLD LAND THIEVES.
Extent To Which the business Is Carried OH
duplicating the Seal Of State.


Information was received ut the cNrcu-
tive department yesterday Of the trial OF
II man named Y. W. johnson, ut Hawk
i~nSvillc, upon u charge OF selling lands
under forged letters.
For years the people of Southern
Georgia have been greatly troubled by
this species Of land thieves, and efforts
to put a stop 10 This RefaFi0us work have
been mavailing. Some idca OF the cX-
tent to which this has been carried on in
the past is shown by the tax records In
the controller generals office. Every
person claiming 10 possess title 10 n piece
of land is required to pay taxes upon II.
The result Is that the State derives large
revenues from what might he termed du-
plicated taxes. The CrUOkeiness which
has prevailed In the matter Of land titles
in the past has resulted. in many cases,
in numerous claimants for the same piece
ct property. Some tracts OF land have
rs many as six or eight claimants, each
Of whom thinks his title the genuine ono.
These Gland thieves" rs the persons Ut
tcring the forged deeds nrc usually called,
have carried on their business with m
cifrontcry which smacks Of the wild
West. Some time agO n man from one of
the southern counties Of Georgia wrote
10 McssrS, Fnirlank ~ Cook, manufac.
turcrs of seals and stamps, asking for
their terms for II duplicate Of the great
seal OF the State. The letter was
promptly turned overt to the State author
tiles and the case was investigated. As
the man Ind not ordered II seal, hut lad
simply inquired for terms, no arrest was
cycr made. This illustrates, however,
the holiness with which the business Is
carried on.
Shortly after the inauguration this
matter was brought 10 Governor GorlOn's
attention, md on the 10Th day of January
he issued approximation Offering n reward
Of $3.50 cash for the arrest and delivery
OF any person or persons guilty of or
criminnlly implicated In the forgery Of
land titles, and Of persons who know
ingly dispose Of such titles, with proof
to convict him or them of said crimes.
The case Of johnson Is to hc vigorously
prosecuted by Solicitor General c. &.
Smith and j. II. Martin. Mr.. Martin
writes tho governor TINT johnson IL I'M
old offender and that the proof against
him IL conclusive. The land In question
Is In Dooly and jackson coun,ics.-It.
hHtd CJHstithtiDH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28

,ANH. AasfH1AaA .RH % ~ 81
timcs-more accurntely1 80 This Is be.
cause tho volumes Of bodies vary as tho
cubes Of their homofogous lines. Owing
to the slight force Of gravity tho moon
man would not %improbably DO big.hcadcd
and broad.chested, for his legs and ankles
need not be any stouter than ours, and
so his extra size could 10 largely to tho
upper part OF his body, Tho exceedingly
rare atmosphere he would have to breathe
would also tend to tho expansion OF his
upper body In ortler TO mako room for
very capacious lungs, So We SEQ that tho
Inhabitants Of tho moon would 10 very
different from tho dwarfs that Edgar A.
Poo and Richard Alton Locke have
pictured In their famous moon stories,
On tho contrary, our visitor from the
earth would find himself among a race
of ~top-heayy giants. Ariosto has n very
pretty fable to tho elect tia. all things
lost upon the INDEPENDENTLY lost
Wiltshire collected In tho moon. This
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28
CURIOUS SUBSCRIPTION LISTS.
How They Arc Applied to Sentimental
md Political Uses.

u.,. r,,,, A., A,,i,,,, 4, Sentimental
nni roiltIrnI Uses.
=, p.,.. -, oa,,r;,o 4, ,,,k, ,
III peihi"in ieorio 1onI IL,
great Teal OF INC use OF supscf'lt'o,, ials,
Plain Mr.. S%o-and-so, Anonymous u
IN. Y, r." arc bit rarely 10 be met with
In n I,clrian list of donations. Their places
a.a ,a,,om ~, cro,ri If ,nonIc who
"'e a'Hei m"Tu II ,ho;r ,,inv
by the length ind piQuancy OF the mot
toes they use. For in Belgium the Gus.
low al MI cyouts nnor, tLc smaller bour.
I'M .nh S.n.n..r.I 10 .o,,I srhscr;n.
seois aiu ao"i'w"'", Is y ee'u ~.
tons, accompanied, not by q nahic, out
by n motto or rEu, which Is usually printed
In full. notwithstanding that II oflen ex-
fond, IN tbrno or four ,;ros Az n rule. the
a." III. n.y. MI. A.. h,no,;on
longer tfc fnoto tue sftattee tHe doi",'o'.
Mostof the BRUSSELS newspapers nave beeh
receiving subscriptions for the support oftlc
widows and children of the colliers who per
;sLo, l., i ,,nrr,hlo accident nj N, rc,,on n
iaieu ! ,n' ., an,onan
lew Weeks : uilu ~ u na'S' .H'a
Of w%Orkingmen have sent small sums the
lists have been full of the odd notices af-
fcctcl bv thc;r class Some or the ,yrux
sar,n m%oI;,;..I sa,,o ,o~urr,,r
are ai'atory, some Poiincii some souiihl,iu'
ish: while q few smack OF the nursery. IN
memory. Of ~GerInailie's first toGtii, IS an eX-
ample Of the Inst class. day laeorer sehus
n franc in the hope that my, wife may no
Longer. abuse me when take a glass TOO
much" \ domestic warning seems 10 %
indicated in Edmund, open your eyes.
Nodonbt, some gay lotliario nldcrsto3dthG
hint conveyed IN tho rl0tis nope "tn!t
may leave his iricnus wife IN peace, lhere
is something almost pathetic III thG hole ca,
pressed, apparently by q young INly, .tiatl
may again cat ecreylssc WIN iienri a. "a,
muir" NnInur Is famous Tor the dciiSihtiul
little ecrevissc which are the prime deliclcy
oftlic valley Of the Meuse.. uncleiohy may.
PERHAPS have eaten them IN the intervals Oh
lying IN the trenches with hts hoiof;
But the ainoro,ls mott9es are ny ihr tie
most numerous. |ihat Jeanne may aeann
roll me u cigarette sinaeKs Of q TteiniGTT
amour, "l:eon swears 0Mlar tliat nv VIII
never abandon her" Is quite IN inc aIIro!e'
style. May Ioiiiettc, before she ihlrtics,
think OF her INST lovc' seems 70 len hst9ry
Of the riit within the lutte. some P2or iei.
low who seems 70 nave iatcd eAcepuohaliy
bldly NJ the MINUS OIL inc sun cACliuHis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-28

a farmer near Boston recently found three
StW United States bonds In n hole In n stonr
wall on his farm. llr presented them To II
bank In Boston, nini IN there VIM some u,,s.
ton M Ia their gcnnincnrSs they were sen,
10 tho Treasury Department. They were On
nminel by experts anil ]IrOnmnrsl genuine,
Tho finder Inns been informed that tho bun,ls
will hc redeemed aud II check for their coln
binel fncc value, with interest, will he scnt
To him on tho production Of satisfactory
proof Of ownership. .